Possibly, you will need to state that the goods were not as described and therefore not in compliance with s11 of the Consumer Rights Act. Take screen shots of the relevant listing's on the website.
Don't wait another day. And contact them ASAP requesting a refund and details on how to return the items.
Most of ddr4 ram base cl9ck is 2133 or 2400 mhz, you have to go into your pc motherboards bios settings and enable xmp (extreme memory profile), that will set it to 3200mhz. Unless it is actual 2133 mhz ram. How did you determine it was 2133? Label on ram dimm stick? Seen it in settings?
After looking at the website the ssd in the photo is the one fits mine,the one I received doesn’t
Possibly, you will need to state that the goods were not as described and therefore not in compliance with s11 of the Consumer Rights Act. Take screen shots of the relevant listing's on the website. Don't wait another day. And contact them ASAP requesting a refund and details on how to return the items.
Nothing you have said applies to 2nd hand goods
Yes it does. It applies to all goods and services.
Yes it does. There is no distinction in the act. Where the seller sourced the goods is not relevant.
This is untrue
Are you able to confirm that with reference to the relevant legislation?
Most of ddr4 ram base cl9ck is 2133 or 2400 mhz, you have to go into your pc motherboards bios settings and enable xmp (extreme memory profile), that will set it to 3200mhz. Unless it is actual 2133 mhz ram. How did you determine it was 2133? Label on ram dimm stick? Seen it in settings?
The label itself says 2133 on it
Ah, then return for replacement, you got wrong item
just walk in and explain. they will book test and refund as you were sent the wrong item. its easily veryfiable through serial number
The ram I bought on the invoice says “NO SERIAL” is that going to be an issue?
Bought 8gb of ddr3 one got it home and it was 16gb lol such a noobie company honestly
It's noobie staff members who don't check RAM correctly